CPA – Lead Generation

Case studies that belong to category CPA – Lead Generation.

The name of the publication and / or company

MedCity Media

Established

2008

Web Address

www.medcitynews.com

Form of the company

LLC

Describe your site or business in few words.

MedCity Media is to life science what TechCrunch and GigaOm are to technology: a destination portal (MedCityNews.com) for the latest on innovation and B2B insight. Our readers are the ones everyone wants: entrepreneurs, C-level hospital executives, investors and the innovation ecosystem. Our business model builds better, deeper and more lucrative relationships with customers because we leverage our content and our audience better than our peers.

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Case Study: Urheiluviikko.net (Finland / Malta)

April 17, 2012 in 5-10, Ad networks, Case Studies, Consulting, CPA - Lead Generation, Finland, More than $100.000, Original content, Pay Per Post, RSS Advertising, Special editions of content, Sponsorship, Sports, Text links | No comments

The name of the publication and / or company

Urheiluviikko.net, High Roller Factory Ltd.

Established

The site was established by DeeReal t:mi in 2006. In 2010 the ownership of the site was transferred to High Roller Factory Ltd.

Web Address

Urheiluviikko.net

Form of the company

Urheiluviikko.net was originally launched by DeeReal, Pekka Värre’s one man company. Currently the site is owned by High Roller Factory Ltd, a Maltese joint stock company.

Describe your site or business in few words.

Urheiluviikko.net is a website that is aimed for enthusiastic sport followers and sport betters. The main emphasis is on football, ice hockey and other sports favored by the Finns.

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Case Study: Media Street Apps Limited (UK)

April 11, 2012 in $50.000-$100.000, 1, Ad networks, Ads through your Facebook page, Affiliate marketing, Banners - CPM / CPI, Case Studies, CPA - Lead Generation, Location-based ads, News, Newsletter Advertising, Original content, Pay Per Post, Sponsorship, Text links, UK | No comments

The name of the publication and / or company

Media Street Apps Limited

Established

November 2010 (previously Cut Media)

Web Address

mediastreetapp.com

Form of the company

Limited company

Describe your site or business in few words.

Jonathan Lloyd, the founder and owner:

“Media Street Apps is a start-up business developing a web application called Media Street, which is a software application to run local websites. Our case study pilot site is for my local area, King’s Road, in Chelsea, London (kingsroad.co.uk). Our second local website is fulhamroad.co.uk.

Any domain name can be plugged into the Media Street app. That means a local news website can be created very quickly. I can expand into other areas of London without having to reinvent the wheel. We can also license the app to others, but that’s not in my six-month business plan. I’m trying to nail and finish my two pilot sites first.

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Case study: Hellapoliisi (Finland)

March 7, 2012 in 1, Books, Case Studies, CPA - Lead Generation, Finland, Food, More than $100.000, Original content, Special editions of content, Syndication | No comments

The name of the publication and / or company

Hellapoliisi.fi

Established

Registered as a company in 2010

Web Address

Hellapoliisi.fi

Form of the company

A joint stock company

Describe your site or business in few words.

Hellapoliisi Ltd. is a privately owned company, located in Helsinki, Finland. Hellapoliisi.fi is a website which concentrates on food – it publishes recipes and articles of novelty items. Company offers recipes and food photography to order. The owner, Kati Jaakonen, does also recipe books and food related games that are published by Readme.fi Oy and Nelostuote Oy Tactic Games.

The Hellapoliisi (can be translated as Stove police) blogsite started as a hobby. Kati Jaakonen, a cook by profession, founded a food blog around 2006 – 2007 in order to offer photos of her pastry and recipes for people interested in food and cooking. The site became popular very rapidly by offering good recipes for free. The content of the site is still free for visitors. The revenue comes from recipes and food photos that Kati sells to food companies. She also publishes books containing recipes.

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Case study: Jatkoaika.com (Finland)

March 7, 2012 in 10+, Banners - CPM / CPI, Case Studies, Citizen Journalism, Commentary, CPA - Lead Generation, Finland, Message board, More than $100.000, Original content, Sports | No comments

The name of the publication and / or company

Jatkoaika.com

Established

Registered in 2001.

Web Address

jatkoaika.com

Form of the company

Jatkoaika is a registered association, located in Helsinki, Finland.

Describe your site or business in few words.

Jatkoaika.com is a website which concentrates on ice hockey. It publishes news, articles, interviews, columns, match reports and photographs about Finnish ice hockey leagues and about NHL. The site has also an active message board. All the content is produced by volunteering ice hockey fans. The editing is also done by volunteers. At present there are around 200 volunteers involved in the making of Jatkoaika.com. Jatkoaika.com is one of the most successful independent on-line sites in Finland.

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The name of the publication and / or company

Ampparit Ltd.

Established

Established in July 1st 2004, a joint stock company established in 2007.

Web Address

www.ampparit.com

Form of the company

A joint stock company

Describe your site or business in few words.

Ampparit.com is a news portal service that gathers and updates almost all of the Finnish news headlines on one site. The news headlines are divided in the different categories that enable the user to navigate according to his/hers interests. For example business, culture, politics, ice hockey, food etc. In addition there are user related categories, created by the site community: for example the most popular headlines per clicks or the most recommended headlines.

There is a weather service, web-TV, TV-guide, and a news map that puts together news by geographical location. Naturally the service also follows what is shared in social media: in a mix-up of social media and news coverage it follows the most shared topics in Facebook, Google+ and Twitter.

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